Get all 12 Valley Cat Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Life Is Strange and I Don't Know What I'm doing, Illiterate Light at Valley Cat Live, A Time Like No Other, Josie McQueen, All The Trees & Little Me at Valley Cat live, Traverse on Valley Cat Live, Tourneforte at Valley Cat live, The Duskwhales at Valley Cat Live, and 4 more.
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Nominal Fraser
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Foxtrot
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Andy Kaufman
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Lovoid
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Wednesday
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Old River
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Sharkfin
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8 Bit
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Space Face
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Ocean Cat
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Valley Cat Records Winchester, Virginia
Valley Cat Records is a Winchester, VA based record label.
Valley Cat Records is really an
extension of the Valley Cat Culture. Our goal is to support the bands we believe in by offering in-house studio time, putting good music in more ears, supporting tours and more.
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